The Fuzztones - Nine Months Later.avi

[@imnotlarry]

excelente!!! gracias por subirlo

[@roystonmason9125]

fire

[@miapanagiotis7561]

Hey Rudi,Watching "Nine Months Later"!

[@petermoes1668]

great

[@alessiomulas5916]

Niente a che vedere col metal anni 80's,quindi non parlate a vanvera...psych!

[@GoingSomewher]

ya what he said

[@STPfuzzDemon]

Sounds more like later 60's, like 'Steppenwolf' at times (and maybe early-to-mid 70's Glam, perhaps early 'J. Geils Band') but NOT anything like Hair Metal. I mean, doesn't sound like 'Twisted Sister' or 'Quiet Riot' or anything that awful!).

[@STPfuzzDemon]

"Cheyenne Rider," "Black Box" (although 'The Morlocks' version was more intense, moody) and the trippy, "Charlotte's Remains," are probably the standout tracks on, "IN HEAT."

[@laliskoo]

Συμφωνώ

[@zacariasfangueiro4073]

They sound and look like a fucking hair metal band from the 80's. It doesn't seem the same band of lysergic emanations

[@johannamix966]

zacarias fangueiro fuck off!!

[@ghostdog7575]

I love the fuzztones but what he said is sooo true. I remember buying the "In Heat" LP in 1989, I was 14 and two years before I fell in love with them after buying lysergic emanations. When I got home and put the record on the turntable I was in shock... it really sounded like hair or glam metal at some point. I mean... do you think that THAT is how the drums of a garage band should sound??? so compressed??? I think 80% of this was due to the production since this line-up sounded good live. Bu the only song that was half good was hurt on hold and it was a remake of cellar dwellar... even the style of the cover of the album was so wrong... they were not the fuzztones i loved and i was devastated.

[@dalakerdaniel9240]

​@@ghostdog7575 I agree but sometimes things go wrong in the 80s and I don't remember much of anything but we booked them for us/some friends and had a great gig and spend a hard night with this warm and friendly people 13yrs ago... have fun mate RnR 🍻💊🍻

[@zacariasfangueiro4073]

ffff